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Colorado
5.0 mi
Distance
133 ft
Gain
No conditions check on file for this trail yet — always verify current conditions before you go.
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Coal Basin
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Coal Basin is a 10.0-mile loop trail located in Colorado near the Pike-San Isabel National Forest's Pikes Peak Ranger District. This moderately-distanced route offers hikers a full-loop experience in the Pike National Forest area. The trail is managed by the Pike-San Isabel National Forest, Pikes Peak Ranger District, ensuring maintained conditions and access. The loop format allows hikers to experience varied terrain and scenery without retracing their steps, making it ideal for those seeking a complete circuit hike. The 10-mile distance makes Coal Basin suitable for hikers with moderate endurance. While elevation gain data is not currently available, the loop configuration suggests diverse elevation changes throughout the route. Access and current trail conditions can be verified through the Pike-San Isabel National Forest's official resources. Hikers should check with the Pikes Peak Ranger District for seasonal closures, permit requirements, and up-to-date trail maintenance information before visiting.
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